Aston Villa manager Alex McLeish has said that the 1-1 draw with Everton is the least result that he expected to see in this match.

Aston Villa were coming into the match with a desperate need of points, which would help them rise up to the top half of the table. Aston Villa has certainly been very poor over the festive fixture list, which has meant that they have dropped out of the top half of the table.

David Beckham will not be moving to France, with his reported move to Paris St. Germain called off at the moment. Beckham stated that he wants to continue with another two year contract with Galaxy.

One of the many reasons for him signing up a contract is because he wants to stay in the US, and avoid uprooting his family from America at the moment.

Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has hailed manager Sir Alex Ferguson as the best ever manager in the world, not just in British football and has reiterated his desire to finish his career at the club and would love it if the fiery Scot was there till the end of his football career.

The England international striker also added that too much was being made in the tabloid about his rift with the Tartan born manager and reassured the fans of the club that he still respects the manager and is committed to the cause of the club like before.

Controvertial striker El Hadji Diouf has finally managed to find a club after being let go by Blackburn in the summer - though it's not quite as big a club as he might have hoped.

Having played in the Premier League for Blackburn and Liverpool, and finished off last season at Scottish Premier League Champions Rangers, he might have hoped that his perofrmances (and goals) would have led to big clubs across Europe vying for his signature.

With 2.5 million weekly listeners and live and exclusive Premier League commentary rights, the UK’s largest commercial sports radio station has even more good news – the launch of talkSPORT.co.uk

The new talkSPORT website will see the arrival of an online platform to match the radio and magazine output that has made talkSPORT the home of great sporting debate.